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...senior class eleven are working every afternoon on Norton Field in charge of Captain Bowman. The following men have presented themselves as candidates: Austin, Black, Barron, Baldwin, Bangs, Burling, Corning, Dodge, Embick, Farquhar, Gerin, Harris, Healey, Huntress, Keene, Mariner, Marsh, McLeod, Nichols, Page, Randall, Valle, Wainright, J. Walker, Weld and G. Winthrop. Captain Bowman has been unable to get all of these men together, and yesterday afternoon did not have enough men for awhile to make two elevens. In addition there are a number of good men in the class who have not come...
...Walker, G A, West Roxbury
...position of tackle the following men are candidates: Upton, '93, Blanchard, '91, Stickney, L. S., Newell, '92, Shea, '94, Wrenn, '92, Weed, Davis, '93, Keene, '93, Draper, Walcott, Thomas, Quimby, Pool, Shea, Wheelwright, Earl, '93, Hand, '93, Walker, Low, Carey and Beals...
...Walker, Charles Howard, 30 Matthews...
...show piece of The Atlantic for June is General Walker's "The Eight-Hour Law Agitation," in which he gives an extremely candid and fair view of the subject on various sides, while nto pretending to hide his own conviction of the impracticability of such legislation. Mr. Warner, in his paper on "The Novel and the Common School," unintentionally emphasizes Mr. Lowell's remark that we are the most common-schooled and least educated people in the world. Mr. Warner asserts that it is the business of schools to teach a love of the good literature which is the fruitage...